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Column IColumn II
1. Vibrioa. Rod-shaped
2. Bacillusb. Spherical
3. Spirillumc. Spiral shaped
d. Comma or kidney-shaped

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Column IColumn II
1. Vibriod. Comma or kidney-shaped
2. Bacillusa. Rod-shaped
3. Spirillumc. Spiral shaped

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